In that time, they moved from Kalihi (where Kahai Street actually is) to Moiliili.
After running an errand I stopped to pick up lunch yesterday.
Their Guava BBQ Brisket Sandwich.
You can choose tossed salad, mac salad or fries to go along with your sandwich and I chose tossed because I planned on eating my sandwich at home.
The brisket was tender and juicy.
The sandwich also had 2 pieces of crispy bacon, jalapeno slaw, tomato and lettuce.
Their food does take awhile to come out, but I think it is worth the wait.
I'll be back.
Kahai Street Kitchen
946 Coolidge Street
Honolulu, Hawaii
Phone: 808.845.0320
Closed Sundays & Mondays
Hours: Tuesdays-Fridays 10:30-19:30, Saturdays 10:30-14:00
One of my favorite spots!
ReplyDeleteAlan
Looks good! I think Wendell would enjoy that.
ReplyDeleteLooks pretty good Kat!
ReplyDeleteWhat's your favorite dish there Alan?!
ReplyDeleteI hope he likes it if he tries it Jalna!
Take care you two.
Kat
It was good Kirk :)
ReplyDeleteTake care.
Kat
Faves - for "lunch" I would go with their surf and turf tacos (mac salad) and for dinner it would be the crab crusted mahi (toss salad - I love the dressing) or braised short rib if they have it! I've tried quite a few different things and have enjoyed everything. I usually check their specials before deciding where to get dinner.
ReplyDeleteAlso- Have you tried Do-Ne on Kalakaua (near Donki)? Great little mom and pop Japanese place. -or- Kyung's Seafood on King? Best sashimi cuts, good poke and kalbi.
Alan
Thanks Alan, their salad dressing is good...gonna bookmark Do-Ne & Kyung's!
ReplyDeleteTake care.
Kat